string-table | 易学教程

String table in ELF

阅读更多关于 String table in ELF

问题 I get some symbol and I get the hexedit of an elf file. How can I know in which section this symbol appear? What is the different between strtab and shstrtab ? there is also an array of symbol strings? When I get index in the names table, is it index in strtab or shstrtab ? 回答1: For the first question, we would need the hexedit of the elf file to understand properly. For the second question - strtab stands for String Table shstrtab stands for Section Header String table. When we read ELF

Static string literal table?

阅读更多关于 Static string literal table?

问题 What is the correct way in C++ to create a global & static table of strings? By "global", I mean: Useable from any file that includes the header. But not part of some run-time created singelton objcet. By "static", I mean: As little run time set up possable. Data in read only memory pages. Only 1 instance of data per app. By "string", I mean: Null terminated array of chars is fine. std::string would be nice, but I don't think it can be done in terms of the above. Correct? By "table", I mean:

Determine which STRINGTABLE is included in EXE

阅读更多关于 Determine which STRINGTABLE is included in EXE

问题 My Delphi application uses the Microsoft Resource Compiler (rc.exe) to compile a list of strings (text format in a .rc file) like this: Language LANG_KOREAN, SUBLANG_KOREAN STRINGTABLE BEGIN cszLanguageName "Korean" <etc> END into a .res file. All tables contains the same IDs (such as cszLanguageName ). I maintain two separate resource string files. One contains mostly European languages (English, Czech, etc) which I call "Standard.rc". The other is called "Alternate.rc" and contains all

printf() debugging library using string table “decoder ring”

阅读更多关于 printf() debugging library using string table “decoder ring”

问题 I'm writing to see if any of you have ever seen or heard of an implementation of the idea I'm about to describe. I'm interested in developing a printf-style debugging library for an embedded target. The target is extremely remote, and the comms bandwidth budget between me and the target is extremely tight, so I want to be able to get the debugging messages in a very efficient format. Quite often, debug statements look something like the following: myDebugLibraryPrintf("Inside loop, processing

VC++ 10 MFC: What is the correct way to do localization

阅读更多关于 VC++ 10 MFC: What is the correct way to do localization

问题 I am a .NET guy who is having to do some work on an MFC app. The app is a VS2008 MFC executable which I have converted to VS2010. The original developers did localisation by specifying the name of a .txt file with key value pairs in it on the applications command line. Installed shortcuts to the executable specify a different .txt file depending on which country the app is being installed in. This of course does not work if you just run the .exe directly. This seems like a weird way to do

Static string literal table?

阅读更多关于 Static string literal table?

What is the correct way in C++ to create a global & static table of strings? By "global", I mean: Useable from any file that includes the header. But not part of some run-time created singelton objcet. By "static", I mean: As little run time set up possable. Data in read only memory pages. Only 1 instance of data per app. By "string", I mean: Null terminated array of chars is fine. std::string would be nice, but I don't think it can be done in terms of the above. Correct? By "table", I mean: I mean an indexable array. So I guess not a table per-se. But I'm flexable on this point. Open to ideas

String table in ELF

阅读更多关于 String table in ELF

I get some symbol and I get the hexedit of an elf file. How can I know in which section this symbol appear? What is the different between strtab and shstrtab ? there is also an array of symbol strings? When I get index in the names table, is it index in strtab or shstrtab ? Samir Baid For the first question, we would need the hexedit of the elf file to understand properly. For the second question - strtab stands for String Table shstrtab stands for Section Header String table. When we read ELF header, we see that every ElfHeader structure contains a member called e_shstrndx. This is an index

Where do Java and .NET string literals reside?

阅读更多关于 Where do Java and .NET string literals reside?

问题 A recent question about string literals in .NET caught my eye. I know that string literals are interned so that different strings with the same value refer to the same object. I also know that a string can be interned at runtime: string now = DateTime.Now.ToString().Intern(); Obviously a string that is interned at runtime resides on the heap but I had assumed that a literal is placed in the program\'s data segment (and said so in my answer to said question). However I don\'t remember seeing